How to backup / download more than one Google doc at a time (part 3)

Posted on January 17th, 2009 in Computers by LadyRostand

Final post on Mass File downloading from Google docs. After discussing why downloading more than one file at a time is needed and how to install the appropriate applications, all that remains is to know how to use them. Quite easy really, only 5 simple steps! How to backup / download more than one Google doc at a time (part 3)

How to backup / download more than one Google doc at a time (part 2)

Posted on January 16th, 2009 in Computers by LadyRostand

In part 1 I discussed why mass download is needed for Google docs. In this second part I go over the instructions on how to install the applications to download more than one file from Google docs at a time. How to backup / download more than one Google doc at a time (part 2)

How to backup / download more than one Google doc at a time (part 1)

Posted on January 15th, 2009 in Computers by LadyRostand

I finally found a way to download more than one Google doc at a time. Quite easy, actually. All one needs is Firefox 3 and a couple of Add-ons… I should have searched for the solution months ago… How to backup / download more than one Google doc at a time (part 1)

Do you RAID? (part 2)

Posted on March 2nd, 2008 in Computers by ZoltarStark

RAID is a mature technology which can be used to provide high availability for the data storage while also increasing the storage performance. In this article ZoltarStark explains the general characteristics of RAID-01, RAID-10, RAID-50 and RAID-51. The points covered are – redundancy level, storage efficiency, read and write performance, relative advantages and disadvantages. Do you RAID? (part 2)

Do you RAID? (part 1)

Posted on February 24th, 2008 in Computers by ZoltarStark

RAID is a mature technology which can be used to provide high availability for the data storage while also increasing the storage performance. In this article ZoltarStark explains the general characteristics of RAID-0, RAID-1, RAID-5 and RAID-6. The points covered are – redundancy level, storage efficiency, read and write performance, relative advantages and disadvantages. Do you RAID? (part 1)